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Secos & Molhados

1,175,599 plays (64,944 listeners)

Formed in 1971 by Ney Matogrosso (vocalist), Gerson Conrad (vocalist/composer/guitar) and Joao Ricardo (singer/composer/guitar/harmonica), Secos & Molhados is inscribed in a privileged category of few bands and musicians who led Brazil from bossa nova through Tropicalia then to Brazilian rock, a style which only blossomed in the '80s.

Novos Baianos

2,148,111 plays (123,680 listeners)

Novos Baianos (or Os Novos Bahianos prior to 1972) was a Brazilian rock and MPB group from Bahia that was formed in the '60s and enjoyed success throughout most of the '70s. Band members were Paulinho Boca de Cantor, Pepeu Gomes, Moraes Moreira, Dadi, Galvão, Jorginho, Baixinho, Bolacha and Baby Consuelo, today known as Baby do Brasil.

Rita Lee & Tutti Frutti

113,501 plays (7,732 listeners)

Rita Lee is a central figure in Brazilian rock. A former member of the seminal rock band Os Mutantes, she eventually departed from that group and began an extremely successful solo career in the rock and dance styles that have lasted for more than 30 years.

Júpiter Maçã

569,769 plays (16,460 listeners)

His first solo album, "A Sétima Efervescência" (The Seventh Effervescence, 1997), is centered in the manner of "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn", Pink Floyd's psychedelia, the sound of the Mod movement of the late 60's and more.

Tom Zé

1,835,741 plays (131,087 listeners)

Born Antônio José Santana Martins, October 11, 1936 in Irará, Bahia, Brazil, Zé is a representative of Brazil's alternative sound, not only because of his use of objects as instruments, but also for his attitudes and for his eccentric, vivid style.

Casa das Máquinas

160,124 plays (5,506 listeners)

CASA DAS MAQUINAS (meaning 'house of machines') are a mid-70's Brazilian band from Sao Paulo borne out of the disenchantment of two musicians from glam/dance pop band OS INCRIVEIS, namely drummer/percussionnist Netinho and guitarist/vocalist Aroldo who wanted to take a less commercial route.

O Terço

117,420 plays (6,192 listeners)

One of the first progressive bands from Brazil, O Terço (meaning rosary beads) first formed in 1968, but didn't hit its stride until the mid '70s.

Rita Lee

2,155,370 plays (145,691 listeners)

Rita Lee Jones, known as Rita Lee, (December 31, 1947) is a Brazilian rock singer and composer. Lee was born in São Paulo, Brazil, from an U.S. American father and an Italo-Brazilian mother. She used to be part of a rock group called Os Mutantes. After she left the group, she became the band leader of "Rita Lee & Tutti Frutti" and then went on to enjoy a successful solo career.